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What changedIREN shares fell 6% to $26.15 in morning trading before recovering to $27.41, still 1% lower, according to Yahoo Finance’s account of the market session. The same report says the Nasdaq 100-tracking QQQ was up 0.34%, suggesting the move was not simply a broad tech sell-off.
The report contrasts IREN’s direct GPU-cloud business, where it owns its data centres and GPU fleet, with TeraWulf and Applied Digital, which mainly lease data-centre capacity to AI tenants. That difference leaves IREN carrying more of the financing burden for its hardware, even as co-CEO Daniel Roberts says customer prepayments cover 45% to 55% of GPU costs.
The share move is a market reaction, not a verdict on whether IREN can deliver its expansion. The test remains whether new capacity arrives on schedule and customers turn into revenue.
Sources and evidence- IREN Sinks 6%, Then Recovers After Co-CEO’s No-Debt Reassurance as Neocloud Worries Persist; TeraWulf and Applied Digital Rise 3% – Yahoo Finance: Yahoo Finance reports that IREN shares fell 6% intraday and recovered to a 1% loss while QQQ rose 0.34%; it describes IREN as owning its data centres and GPU fleet, unlike rivals that mainly lease data-centre capacity.
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